Acheson Faces Policy Queries By Lawmakers
Washington September 11 AP Lawmakers questioned Secretary of State Acheson about Formosa after Truman cancelled MacArthur's Formosa message He briefed Senate and House foreign relations committees in a closed session on administration foreign policy moves including an expanded unified defense in Europe Some lawmakers pressed for more Far East policy details while Acheson defended non inevitable war with the Soviet Union.
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Onward Residents Clash Over New High School Plan
In Logansport Indiana on September 11 police and court action were threatened to open schools in Onward and Walton. Pickets blocked Onward school with cars as teens resisted the Walton high school plan. Township trustee Virgil Turner insisted Walton’s building becomes high school while Onward becomes grade school. In Walton a trucking firm is to move furnishings for the new high school under police escort if needed. Separately Paul Daniel Marburger, 22, Massillon, pleaded guilty to shooting at his wife Betty Massillon Jan 28 and asked for probation.
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U A W at Ford Plant Approves Five Year Pact
U A W members at Ford Canton plant approve a five year contract tied to the cost of living index. The deal raises hourly wages for die sinkers 36 cents, hammermen 20 cents, tool and die maker and maintenance 13 cents, and others 8 cents. An election committee will screen nominees Friday for officer posts, with Canton U A W having nominated all positions.
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Johnstown Housewife Wins Mrs America Title
A Pennsylvania housewife, Betty Eillen McAllister of Johnstown, won the Mrs. America crown at Asbury Park Convention Hall. She 5 feet 3 inches, 113 pounds, with a 34 1/2 inch bust and 35 inch hips, and will soon return home to her two children and household duties. Second place went to Irma Hamilton of Miami Beach and third to June Byers of Cleveland Heights.
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Seventh polio death in Cleveland hospital toll rises
Mrs Eva Mae Hodder aged 23 of Northfield died at City Hospital marking the seventh polio death this year. The case underscores ongoing public health concerns as polio continues to claim lives in the area. Authorities reported the patient’s residence and age to detail the tragedy within the community.
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Eva Mae Hodder
Northfield
City Hospital
North Korea Staff Chief Reported Killed at Front
Moscow radio reported Kang Kom deputy minister of national defense and chief of the general staff of the Korean Communists army died at the front on September 8. Tass dispatch from Pyongyang provided no further details.
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1000th Mission Marks Bomber Crew Korea War Night Flight
AP reports that on the 1000th mission of the Korean war last night, S/Sgt. John Mutu of Canton served as a member of a B-26 light invader bomber crew. The milestone mission occurred on the group’s 1000th operation.
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U S Industry Seen as Stronger Target Than Russia
Chicago September 11 AP Five Russian atomic bombs could cause more industrial damage in the United States than 20 American bombs dumped on Russia, an atomic scientist said. Dr Eugene Rabinowitch of Chicago urged a huge effort to cut U S vulnerability to atomic attack and called for a blueprint to atom proof key systems.
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Russia
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Red Rioters Seized In West German Cities
Police moved against hundreds of German Communists during Memorial Day events in Berlin Frankfurt and Darmstadt. A total of 68 demonstrators were detained with 37 arrested in Berlin 10 in Frankfurt and 21 in Darmstadt. Berlin authorities released 27 of those held shortly after.
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